30/04/2026
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The Nueva Vizcaya State University (NVSU) IPTBM Office, in partnership with DOST Regional Office II through the TECHGROW Program, held the Fairness Opinion Board (FOB) Evaluation Meeting on April 29, 2026, via Zoom.
The meeting reviewed the "Biogas Digester" technology developed by Dr. Sony P. Aquino for the creation of a Spin-off Company (Malachi Clean Technologies Corporation). This is the first technology in NVSU and the entire Cagayan Valley to undergo the FOB evaluation process for a spin-off.
Following the licensing of the Ginger Turmeric Chips, this is the second technology to be commercialized by the university this year, directly supporting NVSU Development Goal 3: Technology Commercialization.
The Biogas Digester is designed to convert organic waste, primarily swine manure, into biogas as a renewable energy source. This innovative solution promotes sustainable energy use and efficient waste management. Now at the transfer stage, the university intends to commercialize it through a formal spinoff to maximize its reach and impact.
As required by Republic Act No. 10055 (Technology Transfer Act of 2009), the FOB ensures that government-funded technologies are transferred fairly, clearly, and on equal terms. A team of legal, technical, and financial experts reviewed the proposed licensing terms, technology value, and benefits to both public and private group.
NVSU extends its gratitude to DOST R2, all FOB members, the FOB Secretariat, and facilitators for their strong support. Through sustained collaboration and integrity in the transfer process, we continue to pave the way for a more innovative, inclusive, and empowered Cagayan Valley!